IP rights, which create temporary exclusive rights that protect investments in research and some creative activities, have taken on an increasingly prominent and extensive role in economic activity – and in market competition as well. As the economy digitalises and the importance of intangible assets in the overall economy increases, the relevance of the interaction between competition and IP law has grown.
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KEY PAPERS Extraterritorial reach of competition remedies, 2017 Enquiries Into Intellectual Property's Economic Impact, 2015 Competition, Intellectual Property and Standard Setting, 2014 Competition Policy and Knowledge-Based Capital, 2013 The Digital Economy, 2012 Standard Setting, 2010 Competition, Patents and Innovation, 2009 Competition, Patents and Innovation, 2006 Intellectual Property Rights, 2004 Competition Policy and Intellectual Property Rights, 1997
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INVITED SPEAKERS Herbert HOVENKAMP Bio Koren WONG-ERVIN Thomas VINJE Bio
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RELATED BEST PRACTICE ROUNDTABLES Extraterritorial reach of competition remedies, 2017 Competition, Intellectual Property and Standard Setting, 2014 The Digital Economy, 2012 |
RELATED TOPICS International co-operation in competition Cartels and anti-competitive agreements
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